91.   At the same time, Rubin plainly enjoyed the news media glare, and with cameras rolling, rarely used four words when fourteen would do.

92.   At the Star-Telegram, a senior editor must decide if there is a compelling reason to use words generally considered offensive.

93.   Before the arrests, one vocal critic of the council and the San Carlos police used strong words to describe the unrest.

94.   Beloved British comics were condemned along with obvious pornographers because they all used words like damn and bloody.

95.   Blair uses the word much as Secretary of Labor Robert Reich does, suggesting that corporations have social responsibilities beyond those of making profits for owners.

96.   Both Hatch and Bush talked up the virtues of vouchers, although Bush did not use that word.

97.   Both Sen. Orrin Hatch of Utah and Bush talked up the virtues of vouchers, although Bush did not use that word.

98.   Brando went on to praise Jewish cultural contributions, even using Yiddish words to describe some of what he meant.

99.   A married man can use the word with abandon.

100.   A person on his deathbed, for instance, would use the word to say he had no regrets.